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davidgut1982/lore-mcp

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Advanced MCP server for unified knowledge management with PostgreSQL+pgvector, knowledge graphs, research workflows, and Claude Code integration

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davidgut1982/lore-mcp

Added 7 June 2026

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Overview

An open-source MCP server that unifies knowledge management using PostgreSQL with pgvector for vector storage, knowledge graphs, and research workflows. It integrates with Claude Code to provide context-aware assistance during development sessions.

Best for

Best for
Developers using Claude Code who want a centralized, searchable knowledge base with vector and graph capabilities

Use cases

  • Store and query project documentation with semantic search
  • Manage research notes with vector similarity and graph relationships
  • Inject relevant context into Claude Code conversations

Notes

An open-source MCP server that unifies knowledge management using PostgreSQL with pgvector for vector storage, knowledge graphs, and research workflows. It integrates with Claude Code to provide context-aware assistance during development sessions.

2 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-02. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Store and query project documentation with semantic search
  • Manage research notes with vector similarity and graph relationships
  • Inject relevant context into Claude Code conversations

Pros

  • Combines vector search, graph storage, and research workflows in one server
  • Leverages PostgreSQL and pgvector for scalable, well-supported infrastructure
  • Open-source Python implementation that is extensible and auditable

Cons

  • Requires separate PostgreSQL instance with pgvector extension
  • Low GitHub stars suggest limited community adoption and potential instability
  • Tightly coupled to Claude Code; may not work as smoothly with other MCP clients

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Pros

  • Combines vector search, graph storage, and research workflows in one server
  • Leverages PostgreSQL and pgvector for scalable, well-supported infrastructure
  • Open-source Python implementation that is extensible and auditable

Cons

  • Requires separate PostgreSQL instance with pgvector extension
  • Low GitHub stars suggest limited community adoption and potential instability
  • Tightly coupled to Claude Code; may not work as smoothly with other MCP clients

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